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Newspaper
Whitewright Sun
Location
Whitewright, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
7
Whitewright residents and visitors are listed with Monday through Sunday social calls in Leonard, Dallas, Slaton, Denison, Norm an, and Fort Worth. A Christmas recital at the high school auditorium featured Miss Tommie Chenoweth and her students despite bad weather.
A maintenance team uses an Alemite Gear Flusher to remove old grease from transmission and differential gear cases. They then refill with Alemite WINTER Gear Lubricant to ensure proper lubrication and protection in cold conditions.
A brief festive verse speaks of peace and joy on Christmastide. It echoes a spiritual gift from the Savior with enduring presence and blessing.
The Sun announces its Christmas issue will be printed Monday afternoon with sixteen pages eight already printed. All news items church announcements and ads must reach The Sun office by Monday noon to ensure publication. Submit by Friday or Saturday if possible.
A playful wind gusts through a modern maid's life, described in light, humorous terms as a breezy, daily moment amid urban routine. The piece captures a casual scene with a hint of whimsy reflecting city life.
Pathfinder explains that insects fly with a moving car because the air inside travels with the vehicle. A person jumping on a fast open car would land behind the jump due to air friction. The Earth carries its atmosphere via gravity, rotating with the planet as it orbits the sun.
In Aldershot England two burglars swiped a safe from the local post office after a crew of five men had just placed it inside the building. Police investigated the daring daytime theft and searched for witnesses and suspects.
The Bowie knife was developed as a weapon and hunting blade by James Bowie in Kentucky in 1796. The design aimed at a versatile fighting and utilitarian tool for frontier life and hunting pursuits.
A Christmas Eve fable from Missouri Farmer by Lowe Wren speaks of angels, gold given to the poor, and the true gift of devotion. A man boasts his wealth while a mother asks if her gift is chosen, and angels declare that toil, love, and help to others define a true Christmas gift.
A quotation from the Atchison Globe remarks that every man at times longs for a chance to stuff a ballot box. The line reflects on political temptation and voter integrity.
Paris residents rely on Lake Crook for water. Engineer Walter Hicks explains the lake turned over as cold weather drove bottom water to the top, causing odor and taste. He says the water is safe though improvements were rushed and the issue should clear in a few days.
In Lt. Charles, Illinois, Thomas Agnew discharged a shotgun in his stable, killing 40 rats near a bag of corn. The event notes the unusual cleanliness outcome from the blast.
The Dallas Journal mentions bridge work, noting whether the reference is to teeth cards or viaducts, awaiting clarification in context.
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